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ee flush deck and guns mounted in heav- If once the dream seemed over, ‘In 1817 Joseph Bonaparte’s secre- iy armored revolving turrets placed on If once you wished te go, tary, Maillard, left Philadelphia armed f.. r Pea : . : ‘ ; . ‘ . Pee. E R Y > I | A S the deck. A monitor isa floating bat- You're free at any season, with letters which represented bim to S EB ® At any moment—free!”’ :

Spectacu ar Drama.

The Relief of Lucknow

Maenificevtly monnted with beautiful Costumes, eroploying a full

Batallion of Troops and Bands

THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, AUGUST 10,1898

Monitors and Torpedo Doats, A monitor is a peculiar battleship, having a low freeboard, light draft and

tery more than aship and derives its

of mackerel and cod, snapping and slashing their prey until the water was all a-foam. They eat until they can hold no more, but their viciousness is not abated. With a snap a shad is sundered and spit out, and the next shares the same fate.

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» A FREE SLAVE, — ee ~ “4

@he said to him, her lover: “T would not hold you—no! r. ¥

“But that is just the reason

by the publication, now solemnly as- sures your correspondent that he had notbing whatever to do with the deal.’ After that I went slow on corrections.”’ -—isangor Whig anil Courier.

SPAIN’S CROWN JEWELS.

Brought to America by the Secretary of Joseph Bonaparte.

be a traveling agent for Girard’s com-

NAL name frora the first of the class ever You hold fast!” sai mercial house and visiting Girard’s cor- ; Nie Talia) , ; , ou hold me fast!” said he. ” singe oat MEDICAL . : /- Trahey of constructed, which battled with tho —Madeline 8. Bridges in Century. respondents in Holland and Switzer- bee, Psrrsvoro, N. S., says:—"In | a.ne ; : ‘a waka on ; “HELE t} ; 1809 T<« ~~ | Confederate ironclad Merrimac in land, William Perrine writes of AD ic CE = Fe I was in| Hampton Roads. The original Monitor TRIALS OF A PUBLIC MAN. ‘‘When the King of Spain Lived on the a 3 WY bed with Erysipelas, swol— | was described as resembling a great —_——- Banks of the Schuylkill’ (in Philadel- pean, len out of ail ce ee cheesebox ona plank, but it did valu- | It Takes Time to Get Used to the Ways phia) in The Ladies’ Home Journal. human shape jCTORS GAYE | able service and revolutionized naval of Newepaper Corgespendente. ‘His real destination was the Swiss fast sinking HER UI warfare. A new member of the senate was | chateau at Prangins, from which the ‘. te and given up todie, At this Torpedo boats are the racers among { Complaining to an old member ef some | king had fled two years befure, and hie pS: > ; risis Nyassan was vecd and | Se war vessels. They are swift, small of the difficulties he Was encountering. | rea) object to secure the treasure which ‘ I wilde al ino : > awe craft, designed to launch torpedoes near | ‘‘For one thing,’’ he said, ‘‘these news- | had been buried in the ground of the ; : ) EEE SEAS CAYSS | large vessels. In order to do its work | paper fellows don’t always get things | estate on the eve of bis flight. Maillard pret i proper!@ tke torpedo boat must go close | etraight. I don’t mean es them | found the buried packets, and with ar : vente to the object of its destructive designs, | of carelessness or of intent¥#nal misrep- | them he would aleo have brought to ; ' ree sulerer and having Placed the 5 instrument of | resentation, but now and then so:ne re-. Philadelphia Queen Julie if ber physi- . a Al r destruction in position its next object | markable stories are printed about me | cians had not compelled her to renounce f *. “hy, ‘ is to get away and out ef the reach of | at bome.’ the project of joining her husband. 8 : THE NYASSAN MEDECINE CO.,| the enemy. A torpedo boat must be “You'll get used to that,’’ replied “The jewels, which were valued at i 7 TRURO N. S. small, and the men who form its smal} | the veteran. ‘‘That won’t hurt. That's $1,000,000, were stuffed into a belt, 5 Mention the paper when you write. crew must be absolutely fearless. part of your apprenticeship. I’ve been | which Maillard wore on bis person aaa ' . A torpedo boat catcher is designed all along there. Let me tell you of 4 | when returning across the Atlantic, and cao. ? expressly to catch or to destroy torpedo | little experience of mire. Soon after I | with which he was gladly received by pes f j boats. In order to be fitted for the work | first came here I picked up @ paper from | hig master in the Lansdowne house, the boats are larger than the torpedo | my state and saw it asserted in a letter | near Philadelphia. It was about this Le ‘3 L boats. They can make better time and | from Washington that my colleague | time that wild rumors began to circu- A se carry heavier armament and myself had met and arranged a | Jate in Philadelphia concerning the ex- tc. “¢ ie a ; GRAND slate, and that all the patronage for the king’s riches and of the hoards of specie bes 3 Pd Threc-button Sack Suit. ait } ; ety cau 7 Dr oer Weitnied tetiamn a state would be distributed according to | which he had deposited in the vault of i { clons nefish, “ys rs : . fee 44 y TT N that arrangement. Stephen Girard’s Philadelphia bank. d ; . PROVING A ‘ _ The greatest enemy to the best ape- ‘There was no warrant for the state- | Mysterious heavy boxes, sealed with siness, lounging t-door, f clos of fish 1s found in the vicious, vo ment, and I made inquiries for the cor- wax, were believed by Girard's clerks ; For business, oung 1fl a. 9 out-c ; —AND — ractous ra dangerous bluefish. In size respondent. He came to see me and | to contain the crown jewels of Spain and general wear, the staple of man’s ve ; iN DU STRIAL FAI R ordinarily as long as your a with | proved to be a bright and most agreea- and Naples. One or two old men in re: ; ie teeth like barbs, he can snap in halves ble young man. I asked him for his au: cent years, who were then among those wardrobe. —AT— a fish of bis own size, and nearly all | thority, and be pleasantly refused to | clerks, have told how Joseph would sit pte Straight, loose-fitting back, with } fish stand in mortal dread of him. Gen- ive it, but said that be bad every faith | ; “4 + " er ee te ee : . , give it, but said that be had every fait in the bank talking with them affably , ee ‘ HALIESA as N. S. erally traveiing in schools—sometimes in bis informant. Tothat I replied that | while waiting for the great banker.”’ cutatcey front and soft-rolling collar. | as much as five milesin length—they | a1j } would ask, then, woula be the ae ging ar eee Sept, 29nd, eae Sept. 29th, 1898 will in short order decimate a school of | privilege of denying the story—of put- — ———— Made is. ems: » &..mcer bien Ss, oan spot, menhaden or suc h like. In ting my statement against the oth: Yr, tall-stouts and sliczt-stoxt shapes. r ; ee ee is his stomach cap be found numbers of | po ¢. id that was ouly fair and that he , . $16,000 in Premiums aie 16,000 saller fish, according to size. wot!d atterd to the matter, Prices, $20.00, $18.00, $15.00, $12.00 3y 25 per cent. the largest Prize List of~ We have opened one which contained “yy ben the correction xppeared, it and $10.00 per suit. ferid in E.stern Canada. a tront of almost his own size, while | read something like this: ‘Your corre- en . another contained a shad nearly as . Write for samples cf cloth, namin . J spondent’s story about the deal between Tite 20T Samipies Cs C011, ing Improvement 10 Every Department large. Still others are found having = ator —— and his colleague, by Se a , : : within themselves one or more of their | which tho patronage of the state is to desired price, Wonderful Special Attractions own species of smaller size. But their bo divided between them, has raised destructiveness does not end here. We | guise a tir hera Thare js ain At Great Expense} he Commission have have seen them behind a school of shad —— re } spiel . oe tb th tees i roe 4 By R f W in 1 Sultiel ad ok Sa re a = a ee | 38 $0 1ts absolute truth. But Senator h if ecoured the (rand Historical spot or menhaden, and sometimes schools | ___. who evidently has been rattled e it- e Or ardrobe

‘Prowse Bros., - Proprietors. Sole Charlottetown Controllers,

They never tire, and the fish Snobbishness. TTT a — destroyed, but unbeaten, cover the sur- A lady living in : ashions ‘CREST’

Produced under the management of face Bead water.—Exchange. = eae eae a pegs ce oN € Hana & Teale, of Hamilton, Ont., with a gentleman 0 isure 7 CORSETS ‘ . dieplay of Fire Works eurpassing any- lif » to her home, because in her sim- , Os thing ever seen Esst cf Toronto. To-| — E icity she ta “a 7 se¢ po lonely. wet! mice oes fe ge ira

e } : . iv came, and at the close o le even- O . ‘ J c

gether with numerous other new and Fat is absolut neaexcic ry : ae original amusemen's from London and 2 ely ces on ; reugiekan to ler, ‘I had no idea { es Se New York, Superior in ev-ry way to the as : . &- uid meet so many distinguished peo- a. Great Show of 1897 sary an article of diet. ric at your house,’’ his voice uncon- as fer golfers end ,

For Prize Lists and all information,

addrese, J. E. WOOD, Mgr. Sec’y City Hall, Halifax, N.S.

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PICNIC

The Sone of England will hold their Annaal Pieniec

AT CRAPAUD,

If it is not of the right kind it may not be digested. Then the body will not get enough of it. In this event there is fat-starvation.

Scott’s Emulsion supplies |

this needed fat, of the right kind, in the right quantity,

scicusly emphasizing the pronoun. Iu a little book, ‘‘About People,’* Mrs. Kaio Gannett Wells gives the following in- stance of a lack of good manners: Suobbishness is not confined to one set of people. Emphasized by fashion or literary pretensions, it spreads from village to city. It exists in sardine fac- tories and in palatial mansions; it is met with at picnics and dances as well af dinner cr conversation parties. 238 links 272 close. One of Boston’s old--t families gava ga reception. Two scicns of other cid fumilies attended, to whom the hest

Cost only 2§c. more than regular D & A styles, and made in all sizes,

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Ladies’ Capes “Blouses

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greatly reduced prices.

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and in the form’ already guid. ‘*{’ ul introduce you to those a ee . On the beautiful (trounds of Jabez opposite,’ > and he nic OY ed tov: J 1 the: (r=<% ‘*Excuse us,”’ said one of a men; Jrece’ —_—_— oe

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As a result all the organs

ten cent package, it is

put up in @ and is recommended

absolutely pure,

Monday, August 5th

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T J HARRIS, lenden House

and tissues take on activity.

f | they are my nieces frem the country, by medical men as avery nutrtious

5 | Steamer “Jacques Cartier” will leave soc. and $1.00, all druggists. bat I will not trouble you.”’ and easily digested food.

3 Steam Navigation Company’s Whart at SCOTT & BOWNE. Chemists, Toronta No apology would he receive, though Directions for use on every — ; a.m. sbarp; returning will leave at . | Qne was eagerly offered. package.

6 p.m, j *. 7 ren For sale at i : aoee ements of 9!} kinds will be pro- Woman's Wit. [i MARKED CON- sé rided by the con. tnitieee, e Anemperor of Germany besieged a A, j ea TRAST LREZOU R bi A well stocked Re‘testiment Booth and city which belonged to one of his rebel- é r 6 S

ad Tea Table will be on the grounds, under aoe lious noblemen. After the siege had wv ;

it : tLe management of WV. Pickard & Co. The annual tneeting of the Liberal] lasted for a long time the emperor de- Low-

eturn eg a — to > nad = Conservative Party, of the First Electoral | termined to take it by storm and to de- 2y@yo on e& YY we " voy i x . :

' ~ ig Store icKarda § : Ba > Nan . s n itn ai “ae 7 em oF ce <a

A.W. Reddin rug Tea Tickets Ob District of Queen’s County, will be held! stroy all i¢ contained by fire and sword. BRU ER Fase iS AS

Fe ee ee SS ee. ew ‘ re . 2 CS

Sakery, and at Wharf, 82 Batallion Band in attendance.

BY ORDER OF COMITTEE.

in Bradalbane Hal!, on

Monday, loth August

He did not, however, wish to injure the dcf...ccless women; therefore, he sent a proclamation into the.town, saying that

Pianos

‘ Priced

180 all the women might leave the place 5 — . next, at 2 o'clock p.m. The presidents | Unburt and carry with them whatover : CROWN OF GOLD }:: each polling division will please have | they held most precious. The noble- i Built on the pate th- * ork oH 1 i & Co public meetings called, snd delegates ap.| man’s wife instantly decided to take plan, cases made at one place § él zZinan Gold Seamless Contour Crowns, war- | Pointed to attend the convention. 5 dele-| her husband, and the other women fol- works at another,than ‘hawedl 1a Het i@&8 Vv Bs re €

ranted 22k and guaranteed not to split.

Moderate Prices

gates from each polling division.

WM.CAMPBELL. MICH. RFADY, President Secretary

lowed her example. They soon issusd from the city gate in a long procession, each one with her husband on her shoul-

Kiliclency —

together by a self styled man

— ufacturer are offered daily, ‘3 Piano

Wky & Wat. 3i ders. The emperor was so much struck . OR. J. P, MURRAY with tke noble conduct of the women isn NeieQhad GOT Accent tha. talk oie prices so ridiculous as to ‘con-$ a that he spared all; even the city itself ge ee oe ee : vince any intelligent person $ hs “emarkabl

r r Photosra rhis was left untouched no more than the jxr of doubt. Use f +} ‘ tt 1 @ Which are remarkable ro- LE rt ~ I Ss ’ : Lhe . 0 yeir utter wothierness z for tone, touch, finish, and The Southern hal’ of the residence of Photovra hs “Canada Jar ¢ urability, rs watt as price. the late Chief Justice Palaer, containing weit Woops PHOSPHODINE. é aie ae Balin a." ial

eight roome, electric light, hot water fur- The Great Euktish Remedy. When you putup fruit, and you’! é i

nace; rent moderate. Apply to H. James Palmer, office near hank of Nova S cotia, or Mrs E. Palmer, QueenSt.

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EMPORTANT 10 DAIRYMEN

Weare making all the Jatest styles of Photos finished in a superior manner, either on Glossy or Flat paper. At the

old stand Grafton St.

We have also a new and splendid stock of China, Glass and Earthenware, fine goods at reasonable prices.

Six Packages Guaranteed to promptly, and permanently % cure all forms of Nervous Weakness, Emissions,Sperm- atorrhea, Impotencyand all effects of Abuse or Excesses, m Mental Worry, excessive use

~ of Tobacco, Opium or Stimu- Before and After. lants, which soon lead to In-

lose no preserve by%fermentation.

Special low prices this season on fruit

jars.

SANDERSON & CO

£ vestigate not only the instru. but also our plan of easy payments. We are not here for a month or two, but permanently, and just and sat- isfactory treatment can be res

ments,

¢ ; B E, K ¥ y = rmit y, Insanity, Consumption and an early grave. ; = Is. te been prescribed over 35 years in thousands of P th. Should be brushed lied upon, 250—aun, Grafton St. cases; is the only Reliable and Honest Medicine éé ae thoroughly, care- — N . known, Ask druggistfor Wood's ee ly, regularly, then can the owner de- 15 to 20 gallon milk cans made of orth side of Market House. he offers some worthless medicine in place of this, sctreadily ond moreeasily, i in ite inciep-

pre very best materia’ obtainable, Prices right.

WANTED,

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inclose price in letter, and we will send by return

mail. Price, one package, $1; six, $5. One wiil

“please, siz will cure. Pamphiets free to any address, The Wood Company,

mtstage, the deadly decay which sooner r later attacks pearlyeverybodfs teeth, (hen you discover the cavaties don’t

f . i A few active agents in each County t Windsor, Ont., Canada, ielay, tut come at once and have them

= J. D. Bell Manufacturing Co}, A ‘ew set cling articles Good com fled ut Sunnyside Dental Parlors The P. E, ¥: Music hie ove and Hard ware Merchants, mission. Apply at once to M Box 17 : Montague, June 7- ‘ce = har!ottetown. 163 dw. Sold in Charlottetown by George E Pp DR. AYERS | b Cononly Building , Queen St.

‘H igh ee,*Druggist.